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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. k ^^^M ^M PARTLY CLOUDY LOSS: Men lose last- ll I 1 J ■ 1 L / HIGH: 35 LOW: 22 second heartbreaker J L I -M-*M www.bgnews.com to Akron zips; PAGE 9 W M A daily independent student press VOLUME 99 ISSUE 106 Residence Life unveils changes By Kara Hull to make the initial S200 payment "There are not a lot of guar- "I think our hope is completed credit hours after this Swegan, director of Admissions. EXECU1IVE EDITOR up front, with the option of pay- antees in this, but we think this semester can apply. The apart- "Clearly we're thinking that we Incoming freshmen and transfer ing online. is going to keep some situations that... this will open ments are located at: 451 Frazee need these apartments in order students at BGSU will get the first Last fall brought the largest that happened last summer up a little bit more Avenue, 514 North Enterprise to meet what we expect to be taste of one of several changes freshman class in BGSU history from happening (this fall)," said Street, the Haven I louse complex this level of demand for continu- in this year's on-campus hous- and with it came a shortage of Timothy King, associate director room availability for and along East VVooster Street ing snidents who chose to live ing process when sign-up for on-campus housing, forcing the of Residence Life for administra- students." near Mercer Road. on campus, continuing students rooms begins Monday for these University to lease spaces in four tion and technology. "We don't According to King Residence who still fall under the two-year students. off-campus apartment complex- want to blame students at all. life staff are also trying to think residential requirement and the In an attempt to avoid the es for 284 students Almost 30 but some students {in the past] TIMOTHY KING, ASSOCIATE in terms of future demands with new entering students," King housing problems that hit the other students were- temporarily would get online and they'd sign DIRECTOR OF RES. LIFE the addition of the extra apart- said. "And so our sense is we need University last fall, (lie Office of housed in lounges in Offenhauer up for a room and they wouldn't ment spaces. While officials those extra apartment spaces to Residence Life will lease almost East. have any intention of having a assigned using a lottery process, expect on-campus housing to be able to handle that." 100 additional University-spon- The changes will, officials room. I think our hope is that... similar to that used for Founders be Close to full in the fall, next Id enter the apartment lottery sored apartment spaces and will hope, smooth out the process tliis will open up a little bit more Hall, King said. Preference will year's incoming freshmen class Students must fill out an applica- require students living in these for students while expanding room availability for students.'1 be given to juniors and seniors, will be "slightly smaller" than this units and all other residence halls housing options Apartment housing will be though anyone with at least 25 year's record-breaker, said Gary CHANSES, PAGE 6 Rugger's VAGINA MONOLOGUES Red garb memory donned in preserved Tieartfelf By Patrick Maynard support REPORTER When Roan Gouws returned to By Holly Abrams his home country in lune, he REPORTER left behind hundreds of new Men and women across campus American friends, including doz- and the nation will join to raise ens in Bowling Green. By late awareness about the No. 1 killer ianuary, the of women for the third annual HRBRRRRJ South National Wear Red Day. B^^^HI former Many women don't realize | rugby coach how deadly heart disease is. said | was dead, Sarah Humphrey corporate rela- ^^^« F^^ murdered on tions manager for the American his way home Heart Association. from a crickei "Heart disease kills more peo- match. BG ple than the next seven leading ROAN GOUWS <;aPlai" v'""> causes of death combined," she St a r o pol i said. had stayed Senior Carissa Novvak will be in touch during the intervening one of the students wearing red time. today and the red dress pin, a "1 had talked with him symbol for women's heart dis- Wednesday afternoon Ithree ease awareness. The pin is also days before his deathl," Staropoli nationwide symbolizing the said. "He was managing a coffee message that "Heart Disease shop, just trying to get things in Doesn't Care What You Wear — order." It's the #1 Killer of Women." Staropoli and his teammates "I'm going to wear red to sup- will be holding a memorial ser- port AIM and raise awareness," vice for Gouws today at Proute she said. "It's a good way to raise Chapel. A benefit concert on the people's curiosity on campus 20th will raise money for Gouws' Brian McRoberts BG News and recruit people for the cause family. IT BEGINS: Ashley Paessun, University student, performed last night in the Vagina Monologues. Performances will take place by wearing the pin." When he was fatally shot, this weekend at 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in the Ballroom of the Student Union. Last night's show raised $3,500, $100 less Gouws was with a friend — a than the entire weekend last year, Ashlee Rauckhorst, the show's organizer said. Money goes to a battered women's shelter. RED.PAGE 6 common situation for a man whose funeral was attended by 700 people. According to the Pretoria ISouth Africal News, Gouws and hui Three: Trouble in Tow n Znninvjn Bowling Green his companion, Pierre Fourie, "If the were in a car getting ready to fourth leave the local cricket stadium when an armed robber demand- Views collide on ordinance room is ed cell phones and money. In there, the ensuing conflict, Gouws was also changed over time. The "It's time to hold them [land- THE FIRST AND SECOND PARTS OF shot By Bob Moser OUR SERIES IS ON BGNEWS.C0M why not CITY NEWS EDITOR average student has a television, lords! accountable,"Tomashefski Fourie rushed for help and ALEX WRIGHT filfit?" stereo and computer; along said. "If you reward them now lm u took Gouws to a local hospital. As a spotlight continues to shine USG PRES. - on Bowling Green's zoning ordi- with a bed and other furniture, for breaking a law what happens inefficient law that allows1 dif- Gouws had two emergency next time a law is challenged? surgeries and was expected to nance, the potendal for change according to local landlords. ferent occupancies for different has drawn in a variety of play- Greenbriar Inc. Rentals owner Where do you draw the line?" homes in town, regardless of recover - partially because of When asked about the practi- his excellent physical condi- ers from the University and the Robert Maurer and Frobose their size. community. Rentals owner John Frobose cality of enforcing a limit of three "You and 1 could drive down a tion, according to the News, but unrelated people in four-bed- "This attempts failed. City officials are steadfast in would like to see the law street in Ward 2 and one house their belief that the zoning defi- changed, if only to adapt to the room homes, Ward 2 represen- would be allowed to have six or isn't a It was the third time Roan had technology and private space tative Mike Zickar — who repre- been robbed since returning to nitions, which have not changed seven people because its been since 1975, should continue to needs of students to make them sents the majority of off-campus grandfathered. but the one right situation South Africa. student-residents — admits that "He'd told us a lot about the be enforced as is as comfortable as possible. next door can only have three." of us crime there," Staropoli said. "It's "It's the law," said Rick "Why shouldn't the college it may not make sense. Maurer said. "That may well be Ketzenbarger, director of student be able to live in a home "I don't think there is any unreasonable, and in my opin- against somediing you never really get with his own bedroom at a rea- practicality," Zickar said. "There JOHN QUINN thpm " used to." Planning and Zoning. "The law ion it is. There should be a happy MAYOR "'em. Staropoli has seen the situa- is the" law." sonable cost?" Maurer said. really isn't any." medium in between." tion in person. As time has passed the "College students today are a With that being said. Zickar The potential for change is University's enrollment and the whale of a lot different than they also thinks that the responsibili- diere, but adjustment to the He and teammates visited ty must lie with landlords who've South Africa in 2002 during an interest in off-campus hous- were in the 1960s." number in a home will directly ing has grown, and Alex Wright, "Now there's more affluency, allowed too many students to affect parking for that area. Bl "I don't international tour. live in their houses. "There's obviously not enough president of Undergraduate more technology," Frobose said, One possible solution is the Student Government, thinks "which is necessary because of "Most students weren't aware distribution of a finite amount think work to accommodate all the that this law was even on the people, so there's just miles and that die law doesn't fit the town your education, and you need of stickers by die city for street there is like it had in the past. that room." books, I'm sure they are now parking. These would be given miles of shantytowns (around though, but the landlords knew," U any Johannesburg!," Staropoli said. "The complexity of die town Because the ordinance is no out by the landlords to students "Aside from that, it's an incredible has changed dramatically," new thing Ward 1 representa- Zickar said. who live in houses. ■ practical- tive Sarah Tomashefski sees the Maurer believes that the prob- country. Rich in culture, beauti- Wright said. "It just isn't practical Other ideas include the extcn- MIKE ZICKAR ity." anymore." recent over-occupancy viola- lem is not landlords or students DEATH.PAGE2 College students needs have tions as a landlord problem. who may be in violation, but an 20NING. PAGE 6 WARD 2 REP. FOUR-DAY FORECAST mm SATURDAY MONDAY The four-day forecast is taken Partly High: 35" Mostly High: 37' Few High:44" from weather.com Cloudy Low 22" Sunny Low: 29" Showers Low. 35* FOR All THE NEWS VTSfT WWW.BGNEWS COM WWW.BGNEWS.COM 2 Friday. February 4.2005 tackles gay black not have a sale haven where they oversexualization. What the down low refers lo is University's recognition of Black accept rhosewhoare not hetero- By Angela L Goiter can fed comfortable being them- In the black community, the the hidden life that black males MANAGING I CITOR History Month. Sponsored by sexual. selves — both black and homo- emphasis on sexuality is dearly live, Chavez said, while attempt- Homosexuality is a public Issue the African-American Graduate "We wanted to deal with topics ing to pass ihemselves off as het- ih.it impacted the black commu- sexual, lliis is particularly preva- defined. There is either mascu- that crosses borders. Members Student Association, "Stereotypes linity or femininity — a clear-cut erosexuab by carrying on male- ol I lomosexuality in the African- nity and also on the campus of lent at this University, where not of society do not play favorites only arc there a small portion of definition. If you don't fit in to female relationships, and also by American Community and HI ,M I." Williams said. when il comes to tin' discrimina- minorities, but a smaller group of those, you can be ousted in your marrying a woman. tion ol an individual based on Sale Spaees for Black Queer This forum was also a wa) for "It is ludicrous that we have to graduate students to present homosexual minorities. common base, Williams said. their sexual identity. i uinniiimiies," featured Stephen hide behind a puffed up sexual- iheir work ami interests to under- "They |homoscxuals| arc "Stereotypes that even intro- Kill think about It What racial Williams, Brsi vice-president of duce homosexuality in African- ixaiion," Williams said. \AGSA and Ph.D. student graduate students, always going to be labeled by group is most frequently por- American perspective are already Fictitious role models were The dISCUSSion was kepi at an "I lumosevials in the African- either race or sexual identity in trayed, positively, In the media? si uiety," Williams said. clouded by a heterosexual ideol- also found lo lie lacking. Informal tone, as Williams, along American communh) feel closed Who is most often accepted ogy." he said. In a quote from Dwight A. with AAGSA President liamona off and isolated. It Ihomosexual; According to Coleman, the in societ) as being gay? White black male has been constructed This lack of acceptance has McBride's "African-American Colemanand Kelva( bavez, trea- iivl exists, hut its a secret society." niaKs . is ,i hyper-masculine being. This, lead lo what many black males surer, explained how members he said Herein lies the issue thai was call the "down low." MINORITY, PAGE 12 discussed last night as part of the ol the black community do not The queer community does as a result of the community's Gouws enjoyed unique position with BGSU rugby team ' ^ ,„• .... ,1 . h— "II.. l...l... l ,,.■ r,.., i tVu»l ftlVlttA said.«IH "Ihlfl"Had visitedVJsill'll SanSail Irancisco,I'l on die learn whose roommate I've never seen thai happen "I le helpedu us gel a feel for the DEATH, FROM PAGE 1 "I had originally met Roan In Vermont,< ieorgla... it's really had had gone home." before." basics," Clarke said. "Like a lot ol 2(K)2 when we played in South die new guys, I'd never played because money always had lo be Africa, and he originally wanted Assistant Coach Chris Hopps StaropoH says Gouws helped till landscape... bill lots of crime, mgby. He was one of those guys an issue and he haled that." to play for us. but with 9/11 things said Gouws was unusual in his facilitate that bonding by slaving of poverty" who had the perfect balance ol Money is now an issue for die got lightened up with security." ability to bond with sometimes- friendly off the field. According to sources, Gouws being firm but also accommo- whole club as it works lo help the "He was basically aconsultant" cloistered cliques of senior play- "We went on some road nips," made quite a positive impression Staropoli said. "We got to know dating." GOUWS faniilv. which owes more on the Bowling (ireen communi- said lake Puhl, a senior fullback ers. him pretty well." I lie learn members worked lo than $20,000 In medical and ty. Rugby coach linger Mazzarella wiUi the club. "He played with us ii was hard because be w.is funeral expenses. Players hope to too |in practices and scrimmages] older and he got thrown Into the Damlen Clarke, a younger accommodate Gouws, by help says he was glad to have Gouws player, says Gouws was eager in Ins him find odd jobs for money gain some closure from tonight's in the United States, even if he — he was a player/coach. I le was older group on the team. And sen Ice and a benefit event sched- immediately he was just one of helping less experienced team In keep coaching and (raveling. was not allowed to compete on like a best friend. I le ended up uled for l-'cb. I'd at I Inwards. the guys. members as well. "He loved to travel." Puhl die team. moving in with one of the guys "Were .ill pretty devastated," Puhl said. "People from out of town came up this last weekend TIRED OF PLAYING THE WAITING GAME? just to talk about It" GREENBRIAR, INC. Staropoli says the team is working lo make the event a fit- GRADUATE ting tribute. 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CAMPUS THE BLOTTER Wednesday, Feb. 2: Complainant report- Wittman. ed unauthorized use Lalrice Mitchelle. Krista Massle. of a computer in East Richmond, OH, was Bellbrook. OH. was Hall. cited lor do not enter cited for do not enter. Court date: 2/7/2005 @ Court date: 2/7/2005 @ Laura Tass. Stow. 1:00pm. LOO p.m.. Also given a OH & ioshua Wittan. verbal warning for do BG, OH, involved in a Gregory J Anderson. get hll a: life not enter. non-injury accident at Bowling Green. OH. ^ttB^^ r 'evenls.bgsaedu/ the entrance of Lot 5 & was cited lor speeding This paper will provide a brief like to purchase a photo pack- residence halls on Feb. 12. Complainant report- Merry. The vehicle of Court date: 2/7/2005 2-D Artist Association Student @ 1:00pm. Both driver Exhibition Bowen-Thompson history of women's athletics at age. Please come in professional Union Lobby ed her cellular phone Tass stopped to make attire. 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Web site: http://www.bgnews.com KEN EDWARDS WEBMASTER WWW.BGNEWS.COM ONXION Friday, February 4,2005 5 DEPRESSION. FROM PAGE 4 INDOCTRINATION, FROM PAGE 4 column, 1 could list several other communicate controversially— Nobody knows what happens in afterlife cases with the same storyline. at dial point, would all intrigu- we don't have control over how called heaven and another not even He controls where we Since I do not, 1 will leave it at ing conversation cease? long we live, we do, however, place called hell. ()ne cannot go after here. We control where these three and believe I've The most blatant biases in JEREMY have control over where we end exist without the other. we go, but that's one of those made my point. I know this is education present themselves DUBOIS up at. I'm aware of how sensitive controls we have that we don't cliche, but I was raised to believe when a professor makes a stu- nothing is bigger than life itself. dent feel as though his or her Opinion Columnist The majority of us have lost this subject is, but think about like to acknowledge. God, who loved ones or people we cared it: After someone has passed is omnipotent, knows our every No problem in the world is views are unwelcome because B about. In my lifetime, I have away, have you ever heard move and ultimately where worth your life or someone else's of political or other such dif- Everyday lhal we wake up noticed that no matter how anyone say that person went to we " ill end up at, so some will life, ferences. It wouldn't even be a from our sleep, we have In regards to the student problem if a professor gave only something to be thank- someone lived their life, when heil?The answer is an unlikek say our life is already written they die, people who knew no. Rather than say that, most down somewhere, and we can't recently discovered to have a his or her own opinion, as long ful for because we didn't have control what happens il there is gun and alleged hit list.no as students felt as though their to wake up, but oftentimes we them always say Uiey are in a would probably not say better place, referring to heaven. anything at all unless they do someone over US who already matter what his intentions were, opinion, even if it was a dis- are too concerned with prob- 1 want to thank the friend who senting opinion, could l>e safely lems in our lives to look at the I can understand why people actually believe the person went knows are every move and has say that too. It's the right tiling to heaven. it recorded. took this student to the police communicated without pen- good things going for us. 1 beg to difler. Hveryonehas division and got him necessary alty It is not even necessary to Not everyone is fortunate to to say at the moment and it's Oftentimes people put people in these afterlife places a Iree will to serve whomever help. This friend took a proac- speak in order to have a biased have seen a new day. If life can more suitable for us to believe they actually went to heaven, based solely on how they think they want to call (iod, if anyone. tive approach and prevented the classroom; a class that presents be compared to a test, and there however, people act as if there they lived or witnessed them If we are so eager to assume student from harming himself readings or information on only is life after death, which many isn't an alternate place people live their lives. We can't stop someone wen) to heaven or the or maybe someone else one side of an issue is equally as people believe, then we should can go. Yes, 1 am referring to a people from doing it even if we unlikely bell, there is only one I .istly, I'd like to encourage biased as the classroom that is try to do what we can to ensure place called hell. all one day agreed it was not our better way to find out where any of my fellow students who run by a professor that commu- ourselves thai we nave thai life I low can someone believe duty to do such a thing. they went. That better way is may be depressed to do every- nicates via one-sided political after we die. A lot of people in heaven but not hell?That According to a person's simply waiting until the day thing they can to help diem- rants. This prevents students believe that when it's your time doesn't make sense. Hell is just lifestyle, we will say this person we die. end up where we were sekes. i he (Counseling Center from communicating their true to go, you go, however, we do as teal as heaven, and I'm cer- was a good role model, bound to go. and seeing if they is a good resource with profes- feelings and ideas in a class, have some control. It is possible tain many more people go there contributed to society by doing are there. sionals willing to help troubled which defeats die purpose of die to die before your time. Tilings than heaven. I'm not trying to community service, and 50 mil- Until then, no one knows students. Students can also talk college classroom. such as suicide and being in the get religious with this article, lion other so-called good things, where souls go better than to doctors at Student Health While professors may feel as wrong place at the wrong time but there are many things in life but none of that means a thing. heaven. Services. 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The collect enough signatures to were registered as Bowling Green Students who would like for the lily's /lining ordinance Do you think USG should work on most convenient attorneys equal 10 percent of the number voters for Ward 1 voting in the to make this initiative a reality should know there isafiiirty direct an initiative for zoning? Send an available to students can be of Bowling Green voters in the Union. should immediately contact their route in increasing the number Email to [email protected] found at Student Legal Services, 2002 state governors election. In order to make sure that USG representative. of unrelated people allowed in a and tell us what you think, or which is located in South Hall. Since only 6,152 people voted the initiative makes it onto Together with the help of house. post feeback on our web site. An attorney will be able to help in that election, you'd only need November 20051s ballot, it must both a campus government If running for city council in you write the initiative correcdy to collect 616 signatures. be turned in 75 days before the representative and Student Legal November 2005 is not your tiling, so that the wording is compli- Those who sign the petition election. Ibis number should not Services, anyone who wants to you can play a role in gelling an initiative drawn up, but their ant with past official ordinance have to have been registered in be counted on though, because change the number of people an initiative on the ballot for guidelines. Bowling Green to vote. allowed to live in an off-campus are a few steps that must be the approval of initiatives can be Howling Green residents to vote You then get a petition from the hi put into perspective what held up along die way. For that house can make it happen. followed to insure that a choice on the issue. Wood County Hoard of Elections, a small number that is. in the reason, the written initiative and If you believe this ordinance Anyone who is a registered makes it to the ballot. which is located right here in recent November presidential signatures should he turned in is outdated don't just complain voter in Bowling Green can have The first thing to do is work Bowling Green. election 798 students voted in about 100 days before election. - do something about il. LETTER TO THE EDITOR PEOPLE Indoctrination, 0NTHE STREET meet Senate Bill 24 lower the flag would undermine Veterans. Lowering support for die war on terrorism. So, maybe you can answer After last year's I remember when 1 was in high school, a land of DANIELLE It's a constant reminder of the this for me. If Maine, California, "wardrobe malfunc- flags an act of high cost of die war," Patterson Kentucky, Oregon and Michigan relatively uniform thoughts, WINTERS somewhat barren of intellectual stated. are all in strong solidarity of tion," what's the worst Righting the Wmngs respect, honor Executive L Brooks Patterson honoring their service men that could happen at development, and how 1 looked of Oakland County was the only and women by lowering their forward to college; the land of I have tried to keep my head public servant in the entire state flags; and if the University, one this year's Super Bowl open thought where I would "The goal of Senate about the decision the of Michigan who refused to fol- that models core values such as half time show? have professors that would Bill 24 is to provide Undergraduate Student low Governor Granholm's procla- respect for one another, creative iiK mirage the development of Government made last Monday mation to lower die flags to half- imaginings and pride in a job my own opinions and morals. an educational evening to not support LSU's staff and half-mast if Michigan's well done, repeatedly asks us Was anyone else let down the environment request to send a letter to our service men and women were to lead responsibly; and if LSU, I first lime they had a professor Gov. Taft asking him to to fall in combat. And two days who has current perched on a soapbox where students consider lowering the flags later, Patterson reversed his members serving overseas and ranting about something that feel comfortable to half-staff and half-mast if decision. Why? Because that will continue to have family had absolutely no pertinence to ()hins service men and women is when 69-year-old Korean serving proudly in the days to the subject they were supposed expressing their were to fall in combat, however, and Vietnam War Veteran lack come, then, why is it when we to lie learning in die class? It opinions free after reading Matt Venzel's Bressler sat down with the execu- ask to be supported, valued and CRAIG FISHER sine w as disheartening for me! article yesterday I cannot. tive to offer a blunt message. Senator Larry Mumper wants from the worry of honored, have we hit such a H all JUNIOR, UNDECLARED Venzel's worry diat die idea "When someone gives their in die Undergraduate Student to help, in the form ol Senate discrimination." of seeing the flag lowered to life for dieir country, the least Government? "Terrorists will have a Bill 24, which would have many meanings and many half-staff or half-mast across our we can do is remember them by This is the stntggle. And il is in wardrobe malfunction." roomful ol'minds. state would thereby decrease lowering die flag." said Bressler. my opinion, one in implications for several different So why would a professor it's meaning is an opinion not "We lower the flag for generals disagreement with Venzel's, groups on a typical college lie against Senate Bill 24? To a new in debate In fact, 1 read the and senators and presidents We that on last Monday night, USG campus in Ohio, should it pass. Part of Senator Mumpers inspi- same opinion from Executive should do it for die average made a mistake, one I feel they professor, this bill sounds as if it ration was an Ohio student who would place L Brooks Patterson of Oakland soldier, too," Bressler stated. should consider correcting by uncomfortable restrictions on County, Mich, in a Detroit Free In a matter of minutes, reversing their decision. was discriminated against for Press article written by Kathleen Patterson reversed his decision supporting President Bush, and what can and cannot be dis- Gray and Ben Schmitt dated to not lower the Hag for fallen IEFF N0LISH the language is liased on David cussed in the classroom — effec- Aug. 7.2004. service men and women citing SENIOR Horowitz's "Academic Hill tively, it would make a professor of Rights." feel as though controversial I felt dial to continue to his respect for the opinions of [email protected] DUSTIN McCULLOUGH Ihe goal of Senate BUI 24 is to ideas are off-limits, and only JUNIOR, IPC provide an educational subjects without the possibility environment when' students of opinion could lie discussed. "Paul McCartney and feel comfortable expressing their In reality, the bill says nothing Take responsibility for your actions Ashlee Simpson will opinions free from the worry of of die sort, and merely encour- do a duet." discrimination based on politi- ages the balancing of opinions. i a! beliefs, among other tilings. Perhaps the most Important and to Marilyn Manson. Michael "The media, the Ihe idea of indoctrination in specific section of this bill says: Moore even stooped so low as NICOLE die professor-student relation- faculty ;uid Instructors shall DELISIO to blame it on the availability public and the guilty ships ol \merican universities is be free to pursue and discuss of guns in his disturbing film party's family fail not new. As a student in the early their own findings and perspec- A Nickel in "Bowling for Columbine." Oitiy Your Pickle 1970s, my dad sat through a col- tives in presenting their views, a few people acknowledged the to properly give 100 lege literature class during which but they shall make dieir stu- high school environment in Like many people, I fol- percent of the blame the professor spoke of Ezra dents aware of serious scholarly which they were taunted could lowed the coverage of last to the perpetrator." I'ound, a great Nazi sympathizer. viewpoints other than their own Wednesday's )eep plant make diem depressed. The Pound had been imprisoned through classroom discussion or shootings. l.ast weekend, I saw media focused some anention have prevented this, because by die American military for dissemination of written on dieir parents, and an interview with shooter Myles Meyers was a grown man charges of treason after making materials, and they shall rightfully so. If the parents were MARK BAILEY Meyers' sister on a local TV responsible for his own actions, fanatical addresses to troops in encourage intellectual honesty, not oblivious.to what their kids n station, and was quite disap- like Klebold and Harris, he SOPHOMORE, the late 1930s, which civil debate and the critical pointed. were doing, they could have believed killing himself and apparently accelerated his analysis of ideas in the pursuit of forced them to get help. UNDECLARED The woman was shaken over people who upset him was the insanity. My dad's literature pro- knowledge and truth. However, only Harris and 7 don't know but her brother's death and gave only answer. Some )eep plant fessor, who should be retrospec- Senate Bill 24 brings other Klebold deserved the blame. condolences lo the victims. employees said they knew hopefully we'll get to tively lauded for both refraining issues lo die table — issues thai They were the ones upset and But then she commented diat Meyers was depressed, but he see Janet Jackson's from bringing bis political serin at least somewhat reason- troubled, and they did not seek although this was solely her never seemed depressed to the agenda into the classroom and able: Is it really loo much to ask help. They were die ones who [breasts] again." brother's fault, die plant could point of suicide and murder. staying on the topic of literature, that only matters pertinent lo a wrongfully diouglit gunning The employees can not be held said to the class in regards to the class be discussed in the class? have done something to prevent down classmates tand hen the.iii.ii k. accountable if they did not know military imprisonment of Ezra Thai a professor teaching a killing themselves were the only what was going through Meyers' I'ound, "Ix't's not talk about die subject thai is not at all political I have lo ask this woman, solutions to their depression. "what could have been done?" head. tactics of the American military, not go out of his or her way to The same can be said for Even when Timothy McVeigh or we'll all vomit." talk about subjects that are of because it sounds to me like slit- Meyers. Supposedly, he was blew up the Federal Building, There's some line literature political nature or controversy? was placing partial blame on the having problems with the three some people claimed being in for you; criticizing the American I realize that lo ask this of edu- plant. 'Ihis kind of tiling supervisors he intended to happens all too often after the military caused him to be military for its handling of its cators for the sake of the better- kill, and that was making him that violent. This used to upset *iicm treatment of a Nazi sympathizer! ment of my peers' and my own someone goes on such ram- depressed. Meyers did not seek me, because McVeigh and Terry It is likely diat the majority of education would introduce slate pages. The media, the public and treatment, and if he did, this ALEX MEIRING the guilty party's family fail to Nichols planted that bomb professors will oppose Senate control of educational speech, tragedy might have not on their own. They were also SOPHOMORE, TCOM properly give 100 percent of the BUI 24, maybe even the ones which might be a moVe in the happened. I do not know if depressed, and they also failed that choose not to use their blame [o the perpetrator. "I don't know, I'll be wrong direction, despite its pos- Meyers considered quitting Jeep, to seek adequate help. Notice a When Eric Harris and Dylan too drunk to know classroom as a bully pulpit. sible positive outcomes My own but diat was an option if he had pattern here? Unfortunately, those professors trepidation lies in any trepida- Klebold attacked Columbine tried to resolve these problems. If 1 had enough room in this what's going on" have been harmed by their col- tion my professors may have to I ligh School, people blamed it I do not understand why his leagues who have abused the on everything from video games sister said the Jeep plant could DEPRESSION, PAGE 5 privilege of being in control of a INDOCTRINATION, PAGE 5 ANGELA G0RTER MANAGING EDITOR TIFFANI MCKEN2IE CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR BOB MOSER CITY NEWS EDiTOR KARA HULL EXECUTIVE EDITOR The BG News Submission Policy MIRANDA BONO FEATURES EDITOR JBGNEWS LETTERS TO THE EDITOR an' lo be fewer POUCIES E-MAIL SUBMISSIONS as an attach- PATRICK MAYNARD DESIGN EDITOR than 300 words. These are usually Letters lo the Editor and Guest CARRIE WHITAKER, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ment to [email protected] BRANDON DRAKE ONLINE EDITOR in response lo a current issue on the (Alumni are printed as space on the with ihe subject line marked "Letter ELLIOTT SCHREINER SPORTS EDITOR University's campus or the Bowling Opinion Page permits. 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FROM PAGE 4 INDOCTRINATION. FROM PAGE 4 column, I could list several other communicate controversially— Nobody knows what happens in afterlife cases with (he same storyline. at that point, would all intrigu- we don't have control over how called heaven and another not even 1 le controls where we Since I do not, I will leave it at ing conversation cease? long we live, we do, however, place called hell. One cannot go after here. We control where these three and believe I've The most blatant biases in JEREMY have control over where we end exist without the oilier we go, but that's one of those made my point 1 know this is education present themselves DUBOIS up at. I 'm aware of how sensitive controls we have that we don't clicher, but I was raised to believe when a professor makes a stu- Opinion Columnist The majority of us have lost this subject is, bin think about like to acknowledge. (loci, who nothing is bigger than life itself. dent feel as though his or her loved ones or people we cared it: After someone has passed is omnipotent, knows our every No problem in the world is views are unwelcome because i alxiut. In my lifetime, I have away, have you ever heard move and ultimately where worm vour life or someone else's of political or other such dif- Everyday thai we wake up noticed that no matter how anyone say that persi in went to we will end up al, so some will life. ferences. Ii wouldn't even be a from our sleep, we hove In regards to the student problem if a professor gave only something to be thank- someone lived their life, when heil? The answer is an unlikely siii our life is already written they die, people who knew no. Rather than say that, inosi down somewhere, and we can't recently discovered to have a his or her own opinion, as long ful for because we didn't have gun and alleged bit list, no as students felt as though their to wake up. but oftentimes we them always say they are in a would probably not say Control what happens il there is better place, referring to heaven. anything at all unless tjieydo someone over us who already matter what his intentions were, opinion, even if it was a dis- are too concerned with prob- I want to thank the friend who senting opinion, could be safely lems in our lives to look at the I can understand why people actually believe the person went knows are even move and has say that too. It's the right thing to heaven. it recorded. took this student to the police communicated without pen- good things going for us. division and gol him necessary ally II is not even necessary to Not everyone is fortunate to b I say at the moment and it's Oftentimes people put I beg to differ. Everyone has ii free will to serve whomever help. This friend took a proac- speak in order to have a biased have seen a new day. If life can more suitable for us to believe people in these afterlife plates they actually went to heaven, based solely on bow they think they want to call God, if anyone. tive approach and prevented the classroom; a class that presents be compared to a test, and there however, people act as if there they lived or witnessed them If we are so eager io assume student from banning himself readings or information on only is life after death, which many isn't an alternate place people live their lives. We can't stop someone went to heaven or the or maybe someone else. one side of an issue is equally as people believe, then we should can go. Yes, I am referring to a people from doing il even if we unlikely hell, there is only one Lastly, I'd like to encourage biased as the classroom that is try to do what we can to ensure place called hell. all one day agreed it was not our better way to find out where any of my fellow students who run by a professor that commu- ourselves that we have thai life I low can someone believe duty to do such a thing. they went. That better way is may be depressed to do every- nicates via one-sided political after we die. A lot of people in heaven but not hell?That According to a person's simply waiting until the day thing they can to help them- rants. This prevents students believe that when it's your time doesn't make sense. I lell is just lifestyle, we will say this person w e die, end up where we were selves, rhe Counseling Center from communicating their true to go, you go, however, we do as real as heaven, and I'm cer- was a good role model, bound to go, and seeing if they is a good resource with profes- feelings and ideas in a class, have some control. It is possible tain many more people go there contributed to society by doing are there sionals willing to help troubled which defeats the purpose of the to die before your lime. Tilings than heaven. I'm not trying to community sen Ice, and 50 mil- Until then, no one knows students. Students can also talk college classroom. such as suicide and being in the net religious with this article, lion other so.called i;ooc! things, where souls go better than to doctors at Student 1 lealth While professors may feel as wrong place at the wrong time but there are many things in life but none of that means a thing. heaven. Sen Ices, Severe depression is though this bill could limit aca- are two examples of us having thai have an opposite. If there It's what's in the heart that not something people just wake demic freedom or their ability the most control over our lives. is good, then there must also matters most. Leave the judging Send comments to leremytu up with one morning. It is often to run their classrooms in a free While it's true in most cases that be evil, just like1 there is a place to God. but do understand that jdubois9bpieUig5U.edu. something that develops over and unrestricted manner, don't lime, and il is always better slop we, the students, deserve an it in the early stages. unbiased education? 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A common medical test for mid-life, a woman's risk for heart one out of every three women of grow older." sion of pavement into a house's heart disease is an EKG which disease starts to rise dramatically, Nowak will also be loading a all ages, Humphrey said. Education is key in preventing records die patient's heartbeats, according to the NHI.BI. backyard, along with city park- team in the Heart Walk. Feb. 12. for young women, heart dis- heart disease, said Sarah Petersen, ing lots. All plans would require I lumphrey said. There is no "cure" for heart IVople need to be made aware ease is becoming more common president of Alpha Phi, a soror- And most of all, people need to disease, not even surgery; it can extensive planning beforehand, of the how important knowledge as lifestyle-related factors that city officials said. ity which is active nationwide in be educated on their own body only be managed. Bypass sur- about heart disease is. said Stu- Increase heart risk are becom- donating money to cardiac care. When comparing the area ot and the symptoms of heart dis- gery and angioplasty can help dent I leather Deyo. who is par- ing more common among girls, "It's easily preventable; with ease, she said. a house and apartment, Maurer ticipating in National Wear Red teenagers and voting adults, restore blood and oxygen flow healthier lifestyles people can "Often times, die symptoms to the heart. But blood vessels just can't understand the practi- Day for the first time this year. according to the NI1LBI. cality of wasted space. really change what will happen for a heart attack in females is remain damaged, which means "Were just Dying to get the But women can lower their to tliein in the future," she said. "An average 800 square foot much different dian in males," women are more likely to have a word out to the community and heart disease risk by as much Women and men alike are Humphrey said. "Many times the apartment with two bedrooms as 82 percent just by leading a encouraged to plan a healthy diet heart attack. can hold four (o five kids no get people to realize how serious symptoms will go unnoticed and Young people can make a heart disease is," she said. 'This is healthy lifestyle. and lifestyle, she said. Regular the woman doesn't even know problem with the local health difference by being die ones to another way to volunteer and gel Iherearemany factors that can exercise can also bring down she is having a heart attack." department code,'' Maurer said. cause heart disease. Humphrey one's chances of developing encourage older family mem "It doesn't make much sense that awareness out and raise money." Coronary heart disease is the said. Although heredity cannot heart disease. In addition, people most common form of heart dis- bcrs to get checked for heart dis- only three people can live in a Many men and women are ease and look out for their health, often mistaken and think breast be prevented, other factors can. should stop smoking and try to ease. It develops over many years 2,000 square foot four bedroom "There are some things you Alving said. house." cancer is the No. 1 killer of reduce the stress in their lives. and affects the heart's blood ves- can't change like family history Other risk factors that contrib- sels, which can lead to a heart "College students can really Mayor lohn Quinn has confi- women, she said, but in realit) H age. But good habits need to heart disease is. ute to die onset of heart disease attack. be the messengers for heart dis- dence that enforcement of the begin very earlv on, even in child- ease." she said "We're really trying to encour- Include high blood pressure, Other cardiovascular diseases current law will lead to basic hood," said Deputy Director for high blood cholesterol, obesity age women to know aboul heart include stroke, high blood pres- Editors Note Information from economics, forcing landlords to theNHLBl Barbara Alving, Ph.D. and diabetes. the XI 11.Ill (Sational Heart, Lung, lower the prices of their rental disease ,ind how to prevent it." sure.' and rheumatic heart dis- "The important thing regarding Regular checkups arc a must, ease. and Blood Institute! and AHA homes. she said. college students is they develop and if their doctor does not "If there are vacancies, While the women most at risk Heart disease develops over (American Heart Association! habits in college, [hey may IK- offer to check their heart, the time, and can start as early as Web sites wen also used in shouldn't supply and demand for heart disease are ml usuath good or bad. but the good habits patient should request diev do eventually start to bring the price die teenage years, and during ivsciiivh foi tins article. down?" Quinn asked. Quinn added that right now the city's enforcement is also try- ing to even out the playing field Residence Life ready this year for projected influx in freshman 2005 class between landlords abiding by the law and those who are not. CHANGES, FROM PAGE 1 been set at S2.I13 per semes- "Paying first, essentially, it's "One of the great difficulties payment forms will still be pro- "If I'm a landlord and 1 respect ter—what students living in die like holding that reservation— for us is [that) we were dealing don, which will be available at French I louse or a small group vided for those who do not want die law and rent to three, and kaboom. It's there, we've got it with these processes in Ma\ and to pa) online and these students all residence hall front desks and Creek unit pay dlis year—pend- and that does that," he said. "It lune in terms of payment and somebody else is a landlord who online, and return it to Residence ing approval by the University's will not be hindered from sign- rents to more than three, they are cleans up the process a lot. It's trying to sift through how mam Life beginning Mon.. I eb. 28. Board of I'rusiees. A meal plan ing up lor housing on time. going to hurt my chances of rent- kind of like if you were doing people were coming," he said "It The application process for for these students will be option- "All of our students are Internet ing,'' Quinn said. "At some point an airline reservation, you don't was very hard to deal with a lot of Founders Hall this year will al. have an unlimited amount of that all at once in the pipeline." saw) and that's the expectation someone needs to step in and begin after apartment housing Requiring students to pay make the game fair." time to leave the ticket open. You And the option to pay the ini- of how they register for their has been assigned. King said. their initial S200 payment before have to make a decision and put tial housing fee online this year courses, so Its not that great a Online housing registration for signing up for on-campus hous- Editor's Xote: Carrie Whitaket some money on the table." is an idea that parents and stu- leap," Gross said other on-campus residence halls ing will eliminate some of the The change in timing will also dents have favored In the past, Editor's Note: lor more infor- contributed to this re/mrt. will remain the same. guessing game about who's seri- Stay tuned next week for the make it easier for Residence and it's the next expected step. mation about changes in the Pricing for the University- ous about Iking on-campus, Life staff to process the housing said lasonGross, assistant dun fourth fxirt of our series. sponsored apartments has King said, on-campus housing process call requests, King said. tor for Residence Life. 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Checkout BOWLING 6REEN STATE UNIVERSITY VOLUME 99 ISSUE 106 the Pulse review; PAGE 8 get a life calendar of events FRIDAY 6 p.m. WBGU at the Pub Concert Series Black Swamp Pub 10 p.m. JT and the Clauds La Revancha Stereo Mod Howard's Club H 10 p.m. The Decals Nate & Wally's 10 p.m. Jeremy Culppepper Brewster's SATURDAY 11 a m. Young People's Concert: Afro Caribbean Ensemble KobackerHall 10 p.m. Sledge Fenetik Howard's Club H 10 p.m. Controversial reality TV star visits Evollotto University as keynote speaker at Wigglepussy Nate & Wally's Saturdays Black Issues Conference 10 p.m. Blue Tantrem Brewster's Saying that lames Jackson, coordinaior of mul- licultiiral services, is excited would be an under: statement. SUNDAY The fact that he booked Omarosa Manigault Stulluorth as tlie keynote speaker for this year's 9:30 p.m. Black Issues Conference has made lackson UA0 Movie: thrilled. Saw I was laughing for two weeks,'' lackson said. "I Union Theater couldn't stop saying. 'We're bringing Omarosa!'" Pan of the reason Omarosa is such a catch is 10 pm because nearly everyone knows who she is. Man Man Ibr those who are unaware of the famed black Modern Soviet Enemies bombshell, she became a household name C.E.T.M. after appearing as a contestant on NBC's "The Howard's Club H Apprentice." She was noticed for her drive, her confidence and her attitude. She seems to be the MONDAY perfect woman to speak at the conference tided Money, Power and Respect" 6 p.m. How 2 Workshop: OMAROSA, PAGE 8 Cooking a Valentine's Day Dinner Union 314 TUESDAY Professor expresses love American Hi-Fi play Ohio Karaoke Night BvBy Chelsea HowatdHoward ■*- . • Nate & Wally's of music in many ways PULSE REPORTER By Rachel Bobak the men's last thoughts as they American Hi-Fi will be mak- ASSISTANT PULSE EDITOR died on the field. ing two pit stops in Ohio this WEDNESDAY Associate Professor Steven "It is the last year; enough weekend as part of their tour Cornelius, an ethnomusicolo- promoting their upcoming 10 p.m. is enough," Cornelius said gist at the University, wrote about the men on the field release, "Hearts On Parade." Triseza , the book, "Music of the Civil during battle. American Hi-Fi, a band The Scend War Era," about the songs He may have a love for the noted for the tongue-in-cheek Juliet the Hunter sung during the era. Civil Wfor and music, but he has pop-punk song, "Flavor of the Howard's Club H He decided to write the a passion for African-Cuban Week," will be performing Feb. book because of his lifelong music, as well. He co-wrote 4 in Columbus at the Newport 10 p.m. interest in the Civil War. another book called "The and Feb. 5 in Cleveland at the Jerry Sprague It took him one year to Music of Santeria: Traditional Odeon on a tour that includes Nate & Wally's research the history and Rhythms of the Bata Drums" the pop-punk group Bowling music of the era. He focused with John Amira. For Soup, whose song "1985" 10 p.m. This particular book is has proven to have major Acoustic Evening on the songs sung in the parlor, band music, musi- about drumming for a religion staying power on the airwaves 70/80s DJ cal life in New York, African- in the African and Cuban cus- and the charts. Brewster's American response to war and toms combined. The Catholic Stacey Jones, lead singer abolition music. Cornelius religion came from West and guitarist for American interviewed scholars, used old Africa. When the slaves were Hi-Fi, is really excited about THURSDAY manuscripts and found 1850s transported to Cuba with the tour, which kicked off a sheet music on the internet their religious ideas, they were month ago in Amarillo, Texas. 10 p.m. from the Library of Congress merged with Cuban music, "It's been really great. We College ID Night Web site. eventually called Santeric. actually have been on the road Photo provided Howard's Club H The African language, Yoruba, since this summer, but we PUNK BAND:Pictured from left to right - Jamie Arenzten (guitar), Stacy He writes about how war is still used to this day in was honorable, but war just started with Bowling For Jones (vocals, guitar). Drew Parsons (bass) and Jason Sutter (drums) 10 p.m. their Catholic Masses from Soup in January," [ones said. quickly became a shameful present-day Nigeria. DJ Diamond D. Lee endeavor. "Everything has been really to being a previous resident of through when I was writing for He revels in cultural ideas good so far. That's one of the best Nate & Wally's "We're all very gung-ho lindlay, feels this is American this record, so I feel really close from around the world, things about touring before your Hi-Fi's best album yet, especially to it and I feel it's like our best about war," Cornelius said. "It especially African culture. record comes out, the fans are 10 p.m. was an honor to die for the because he poured a lot of heart one yet." DJ Baroque He went ;o Ghana singing along already to the new Arid fans are excited to make cause." with Rebecca Green, an album because they got it off of and soul into the lyrics. Brewster's He wrote about the loss of "Most of the songs are about the two hour trip to make that associate art professor, and the Web site or downloaded it. judgment call, len Sotak, sopho- the men that went to war and other students. They played a and that has created a really good relationships," lones said. "Ya how they did not come home more, is planning on leaving after lot of music, danced for chiefs atmosphere." know, heat break, starting over, her last class on Friday to see in the songs that were sung. [ones, who has even more what the hell am I doing with Also, songs were sung about MUSIC, PAGE 8 excitement playing in Ohio, due my life. 1 think that it all came HI-FI, PAGE 8 KEEP YOUR FINGERS ON THE PULSE OF CAMPUS AT WWBGNEWS.COM/PULSE 8 Friday. February 4.2005 THEPUISE WWW.BGNEWS.COM Omarosa discusses black issues 'Hide & Seek' OMAROSA. FROM PAGt / L'OIKl where she was an active Apprentice.'" She also speaks University and she aspires to member <>i the national African about her background In serve as a political cominenta I lowever, her reaiitj i \ deserves a peek American Steering Committee, business,mil politics, lie said. tor and to use her intelligence experiences is |usi a single flair lackson said they original!) By Michael Siebenaler Besides bringing her expertise, in the constant political debate PULSE REPORTER (in Omarosa's resume. wanted to hook a politician, but Omarosa will also be bringing In America. She previously served as everyone the] had in mind was another valuable contribution Sharonda Clover, president Grade: B Director of Education and way out of their budget controversy of the Black Student Union, is Robert De Niro and child Research for the National "Omarosa was a great idea "Who better to bring to a col- looking forward to hearing wunderMnd Dakota Ruining visionary Leadership Projects because not only do people lege campus where we encour- star in "Hide and Seek," Omarosa speak. a decent thriller with an and as Deputy Associate Director know her face from The age debate and the exchange I his year is different because (ii Presidential Personnel at the Apprentice.' but she has an ill ideas than someone who is she is a woman and the previ audience-pleasing plot and White House. actual background in business controversial," lackson said. suitable suspense. mis speakers at the conferences The recent thriller boom, Her services were also and politics, lackson said It is no secret that Omarosa have been men," Glover said valued when she served as the Fortunately, budgeting has hei share of problems and is "I laving her here is going to he an I'd-Li films low on gore, but high on shrieks ("White Senior Scheduling and Advance Omarosa was no major hassle. known by some |>coplc as being interesting experience and fun," Coordinator to Vice-President She was already hooked to speak difficult But lackson thinks this This year's conference will Noise," The Grudge," M. AIGore. ai OSU on Thursday. Since she will just add to the excitement. Night Shymalan's films) has include breakout sessions that revitalized a left-for-dead She also served as a liai- u.is.ilic.uh in the area, Omarosa Despite Omarosa's reputa- will discuss different issues rela son in the office of Legislative agreed to visit Bowling Green. tion lor having a had attitude, lion to thetheme, "Money, Power genre, but also raised audi- Allans lor the scheduling office, lackson said he wasn't 100 lackson believes has talent and Respect," a luncheon. ence expectations. In this Interacting with Members of percent sure what her speech and the potential to become People can contact the ecu case, theater owners didn't Congress on the Vice President's will he on hut he knows that even greater. ter for Multicultural Academics receive the final reel until behalf she also volunteered her she usually talks about realm She is currently complet- and Initiatives offices for opening day, so the twists and time ai Gore 2000 and Clinton i\ and her experience on the ing her dissertation at I toward mine information. ending surprises wouldn't be prematurely revealed. Originality lacks in certain areas, namely the MUSIC. FROM PAGE 1 Cornelius is also a dance and HI-FI. FROM PAGE 7 who were big fans of the song more conventional ending classical music critic for the "flavor of the Week" In listen and rehashed dialogue like It C Bailey: twentieth Century Foi and in festivals, watched bides Daily Paper. lli-li play at the Newport. "I, to the song "Tlie Geeks Get the (bine out, come out where! i Dakota Fanning plays Emily, being tanned into moccasins Since the Civil War si ruck as weli as a lot of other people. Girls," Which will also be the er von are" i"t ape Fear"), hut a troubled youngster who has and boutique jewelry a nerve with him when he was so afraid thai with as much first single when the album is still follows a plausible plot. an imaginary friend. "We've taken people out of was young, he successfully success as Hi-Fi had with "Flavor dropped on March 29. Screenwriter Ari .North West Ohio into an alien completes a book, in return of the Week" that they would Doors open at the Newport Schlossberg has written environment," Cornelius said. it can strike a nerve with his end up becoming a one-hit at 7:00 p.m. and at the Odeon only one other film, the well- If you lei your imagina- It was neat to see how they readers. Once again, be tells wonder. But judging from their 1 at 7:30 jiiii I Ickets can be pur- received 21X1-1 romantic comedy tion run wild, you'll get more reacted, learn the African about his book and the men last album, T he Art of Losing chased at the door or by going to entertainment from the plot, values, and learn service for titled"! uckj 13,'butbuOdssome who no longer thought it was and this new album, I ready I Icketmasters website at www. entertaining suspense, \ but if yon watch with a healthy others, he said. honorable to fight for their think that they have staying tickctmaster.com. More infor- He is a director for the country better musical score really dose of skepiisim. the plot might power and will continue to mation can also be obtained by could've improved this film. become predictable, concert on Saturday being held "It's heartbreaking to have the churn out catchy hits." going to American I li-li's web- for children. view about glory," Cornelius DeNiro stars as David CaOaway, Australian director lohn Poison lones encourages those site, www.amerlcanhi-fl.com a psychologist addressing some ("Swimfan") works in limited Lunik problems after a tragedy. settings, but really knows how Fanning equals IX" Niro with to set up the action through bet considerable acting talents careful framing and concentrates as his daughter Emily CaDaway, the camera lens on the film's a smart, but troubled Kid who biggest assets the actors. grows more isolated, eventu- I lie high levels o! acting ally finding an imaginary friend and genuine surprises (II no named Charlie. one spoils them for you first) STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 1-2-3 Bedroom Apartments Elisabeth Shoe stars as laise this Him a notch above is now accepting applications for an Elizabeth, a local woman who mediocrity it's refreshing to see befriends the Callaways while a thriller without a lot ol s|>o ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE From Only Rarnkelanssen stars as Katherine, ci.il effects and supernatural de- $470! 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They will duplicate www.bgnews.com/sports that feat again at Cooper Pool tomorrow when they host St. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Bonaventure at I p.m. Bowling Green will look to Caroline Keating to give them an edge this weekend after beating Miami in the 200, 100 and 500 frees. Women look to defend home By Elliott Schteiner ety because we are versatile, can Kristin Kirkpatrick leads "There's no team that's ence tournament (nine March SPORTS (OIIOB shoot 3's and score |x>ints," BG the Bobcats with 11.5 points dominant [in the MAC|," They know thai winning games Track Oh, what a difference a week can head coach Curt Miller said. "But per game and is the only he said. "There's no team, on like tomorrow is detrimental in make. the success of this year's team, player that is in double digits paper, dial's clearly better than achieving that goal. Winning last Wednesday, the Bowling clearly, has been defense. Our scoring. But along with her, Ohio everyone else." games at Anderson Arena Is ol heading Green women's basketball team stops get us hyped up, defer has nine players that average And that parity in die league utmost important to the Falcons played arguably their worst game sively, but also give us more con- 4.9 points per game or better. makes every game in the posting a solid regular season of the season, shooting just 26.2 fidence at the offensive end.'' On top of that, the Bobcats have conference an interesting one. record In the MAC, MUlei said. to ML percent from the floor in a 62-53 The Falcons (13-6. 6-2) will II players that put in over 10 There'sagameormoreaweek Tip-oil for the game Is a loss to Kent State, have to use that confidence III n n i tes per game. that will surprise you," Miller p.m. tomorrow, Tans are advised But this Wednesday, the when they host Ohio (9-10. 5-3) Needless to say, Ohio has some said. "It's always fun but you can to wear as much orange as Pleasant Falcons rolled past Northern tomorrow afternoon. depth and the ability to give the go from a top team to the ninth possible as this game is being [Illinois, holding them to just While Ohio may not have I alcons some fits. or 10th team in a hurry." touted as an "Orange Out" al the Track takes part in 27.H percent shooting, the low- the superstars of the Eastern But according to Miller, With a 6-2 record in the MAC, Arena. But even if you can't make est field goal percentage BG has Michigans and Kent States of everyone In the Mid-American the Falcons are hoping to be it to the game, it will be featured CMU quintangu- held an opponent to afl season. tlie league, they do have quite a Conference has a chance to give one of the teams that earn a ;is the M \( I lame ol the Week lar against Central, I his team gets some notori- few weapons. Bowling Green headaches. first round bye in the confer- on FOX Sports-Ohio. Northern Illinois, Toledo and Western. By Matt Riddle SP0R1S RCPOHtfR The Bowling Green track team Unsung will be heading to Michigan this weekend. The Falcons Men's hoops broken hearted heroes will make the trip to Mount Akron's Dru Joyce hits said. Pleasant to compete In the< 'MM The turnover allowed the Zips quintangular this evening, a buzzer beater to to take the lead after Romeo take out hist weekend the Falcons take down Falcons. Travis hit a pair from the line. lost a heartbreaket In the With leading scorer Darryl quintangular meet in BG. The Peterson (15.6 points per game! Falcons loss was thought of as a disap- ByAdamHritzak held scoreless in the contest, SPORIS RtPORJER By Kevin Shields pointment and the Falcons will Akron received a huge boost from SENIOR RtPOS'ER be looking to bounce back Dru Joyce's uncontested lay-up their bench, which outscored When you hold a team's top Hie difference between this with 0.2 seconds left propelled the Falcons bench 33-2. Mario player scoreless, you expect to meet and last week's meet is that visiting Akron to a 71 -69 victory Collins was die key reserve, drop- the triangular today is all Mid get a win, especially on youi over the falcons. ping a career-high 13 points and home court American Conference teams. The Zips had possession four assists in 27 minutes. However, thai wasn't the case The Falcons will be squaring after lohn Heimold sank two Almanson led all scorers with for the Falcons in last night's off against Central Michigan, free throws to tie the scute at 21 on 7 of 12 shooting from the game against Akron despite Northern Illinois, Toledo and 69 with 13.9 seconds remaining. floor. holding Zip's forward Darryl Western Michigan. Mario Collins dished to Joyce at Heimold got off to a hot start. Peterson without a point on "I am looking for continued the top of key and, going to Ilis scoring the Falcons first six the night as die Zips got some improvement from the team as right, loyce broke through the BG points of the game, and finished unlikely help to steal a big we face more MAC teams we will defense and found himself alone with 18. Mid-American Conference see at conference in a few weeks, for the easy basket. Bubba Walther was the high road win. bei head coach Scot) Sehmann "In that situation when it's tied scorer for the Zips with 15, includ- Tor the Zips, it was one nl said. "We have had a solid week up at die end of the game, we ing diree treys. Forward Romeo their biggest road wins Ol the of practice across the board and always want to get the last shot Travis was held in check for most year as it has been tough for believe we can look forward to and they called die play for me in of die game, but scored seven of M \t teams in win on the road a strong effort on behalf of our the huddle," said loyce alter mak- his 13 points In the final minutes all season. squad." ing his first career game-winner. of regulation. I le also grabbed a The combined mad record This week the track team We it-It that it was a play that game-high nine rebounds, widi for MAC teams coining in tu was focused on their goals of would work cuz it wasn't a ball four coming on the offensive last night was 17-46. achieving the conference cham- screen, it was kind of just like a end. "We talked a lot about beat- pionship and their dream start nib, like almost a moving screen. BG started strong as Reimold ing a good team on the nr.nl this weekend when competing i He. really didn't read to it as well and Almanson combined to and winning in a difficult against their conference foes. as they should've. They probably score the teams first 14 points of The Falcons had a great environment," Akron he.nl shouldVe switched and I just got the game and built a lead as high coach Keith Dambroi said. meet last Friday with in the lane, and I got a clean look as 10 at 26-16. "Our guys understood thai we solid performances. at a shot." Akron upped their pressure had to make thai jump to be a Steven Garner BG Hem BG just didn't bring all the I he [alcons led by as much as defensively and forced 12 turn- contending program, so from pieces together. Today, the six in die second half, but were DUNK YOU VERY MUCH: BG forward John Reimold dunks the ball in overs in die first half to lead by thai standpoint this win Falcons have to focus on the goal unable to come up with big plays the first half against Akron last night. Reimold had 18 points, but the five at the break big for our program and big of finishing first place as a squad. down the stretch. Nothing left Falcons lost on a last second shot. 71-69. "The key point in the game, in for our guys.' "The Invitational will give us a BG head coach Dan Dakich as my opinion, was die first hall It was a win keyed by big feel for the environment the tean i frustrated as the last shot. pened," Dakich said. bounds over Almanson's head when we had a chance with a play from guards Maim will be in for the MAC Champs We talked about not letting Though Reimold was able to widi die score knotted at 67 with 10-point lead and playing grxxl as CMU plays host this year." Collins, who had a career-high the ball get driven into the middle, connect on his late free throws, 1:04 left. defense to at least control the 13 points on the night and Dru Sehmann said "I look forward to we talked about not letting loyce he committed a crucial turnover "We (had) seniors mess up on game a little bit. We didn't... and loyce, who had nine points go to his right hand and then not when his inbound pass intended an inbound against the press and then we were fighting back," getting split, and all three hap- TRACK, PAGE 10 for losh Almanson sailed out of that's just inexcusable,'' Dakich Dakich said. HEROES,PAGE 11 Hockey looking for sweet revenge tonight at Ferris State By Kevin Shields The Bulldogs (9-16-3; 4-13-3 Up front, Ferris is lead by left' SENIOR REPORTER CCHA Defenseman of the Week. CCHA) currently sit tied for 10th bjguc, who has 17 goals and nine Ryan Mumabairiet had three The Bowling Green hockey team in the league with 11 points. assists on die year. Derek Nesbitt, goals and two assists on the week is coming off a solid month of They're coming off two losses at Mark Bomersback and Matt York end to lead the team in points. January, which saw them go home to Miami (4-3 OT, 5-3), but an right there with him. "Our seniors played awesome 4-2-0 for the month. have been playing hard as eight Trying to stop die Falcons from last weekend.' Morrison said. Tonight, they'll head to Ferris of their last nine games have been scoring goals will be Mike Brown. "Minnie [Minnabarriel had State for the first time since 2002 decided by two goals or less. an All-American for diem two an unbelievable weekend and and try to earn some revenge "Obviously, we're struggling seasons ago during their cham- Sigs (Sigalet) again In goal; he while keeping their great start this year," Ferris head coach Bob pionship year. I Ic has struggled always plays unbelievable ever) to the second half of the season Daniels said. "It's been disheart- this year with a goals against weekend in goal.' going strong. ening for our players, losing a lot average of 3.03 and has a save The younger guys had a strong Two years ago, Ferris State was of two-goal or one-goal games percentage of .887. Freshman weekend as well. Alex I ostet had on top of the Central Collegiate in the league, but we've been Derek Maclntyre has been four assists on the weekend, while Hockey Association and life was working really hard and we're tak- splitting time with him as well. Ben Geelaa DerekWhitmore and good. The school celebrated its ing it one game at a time." "With Brown being a lames (Ingei all added goals first-ever CCHA tide and was Ferris's power-play comes proven CCHA goaltender. he is luster, with 16 assists is a point NCAA tournament bound. in ranked at the bottom of the someone you don't want to behind Brett I'ilkington tor the Thatsameseason, Scott Paluch, league at 10.4 percent with the dismiss," I ogam said about the team lead in points. Pflldngton then in his first year, brought penalty-kill coming in ranked goaltending. "It's a tandem that had five assists on the weekend BG into Ewigleben Ice Arena fifth at 84.4 percent. The BG can rebound from one weekend, moving him up to IH assists for a weekend series he and his power-play ranks 13th nation- much like the team can, to the on the year for a team-high 21 players would like to soon forget, Mb DIFranco BGNews ally at 20.3 percent and has a next weekend." points. His assists pet game at as they were ant-scored 15-2 in MOVIN': BG's John Mauei and Notre Dame's Matt Amando head up the penalty-kill percentage of 80. Countering Brown will be 0.95 leads the CCHA and ranks the two games. ice in Bowling Green last weekend. The Falcons hope to duplicate that "It's going to be a very tough Ionian Sigalet. He stopped 61- fifth nationally. "bast time I was at Ferris we game with another win tonight at Ferris State. series," BG assistant coach Ron of-64 shots to improve his goals They are geiting production got swept and got beat pretty Fogarty said. "They (Ferris) always against average to 2.58 with a from a lot of guys," Daniels said bad," junior defenseman Don Michigan, Michigan State and currently sits in the league's fifth play extremely well at home. We save percentage of .925. "And for a learn Improving like Morrison said. "I know this year Michigan coming up in the spot just two points in back of knew going into die Christmas He wasn't the only senior who they are that will help them in this with the way our team is looking, last five weeks of the regular Nebraska-Omaha for fourdi and break that they'd be a danger- played big for BG. season and seasons to come." I'm really excited to go in there season, finishing strong is what diree points in front of UAF (17 ous team and we've had them on Defenseman Taylor Christie The series starts tonight in Big and take four points from them." the Falcons will have to da pts.l, who is in a sixth place tie our radar and will be very well scored his first collegiate goal in Rapids, Mich. The puck drops With Ohio State, Western Coming into tiiis weekend, BG with three other teams. prepared for this weekend." Friday's 4-1 win and was named at 7:35 p.m. GET IN ON THE ACTION AT WVVW.B8NEWS.COM/SP0RTS ■■■PMfSI WWW.BGNEWS.COM 10 Friday. February 4. 2005 SPORTS Track looks Tennis looking to right wrongs of last weekend to improve Schocnberger and Heidi Ftomer By Joe Watts Orach Penny Dean said. The team was bothered by the Buder is a young team with only will look to follow their victory for MAC title SPORTS REPORTER The Falcons will put their 3-1 loss to the Spartans but they have one senior and tour freshmen. I he Howling Green tennis team record on the line against Indiana a good attitude going into this "We should be the favorite against Michigan State with one TRACK, FROM PAGE 9 is looking to right the ship follow- State and Butler this weekend. weekend. If anything, the loss lit but we can'l overiook any of the against ISU. ing Uieir defeat to Michigan State After a tough week of practice, BG a fire under BG and made them matches," Dean said. The Sycamores are comprised seeing the ladies compete and more determined to play better in BG takes on Indiana State of all international players which going after some more season last Saturday. is ready to win again. I!(i suffered their first loss of "Our practices were good," Dean subsequent matches. Sunday in the second match of creates a difference in style from and personal bcsis." Saturday, the Falcons take the weekend. The Falcons arc BG. Sehmann wants in see the season at the hands of the said. "There was some added Spartans, 7-0. The Falcons had tension because we had in Butler in their first match of looking to atone for their 4-3 loss "We can expect a different style improvement from this past die weekend. to die Sycamores 10-2) last year. game," Dean said. "They have weekend. trouble with the fast courtsat MSU challenge matches which increased die competition." The Bulldogs (1-1) are ISU is the tougher of the two more slice and drop shots." The ladies are sorting of and are lixiking to get back out The Buder match starts at I on the familiar courts at Shadow The Falcons spent a lot of coming off a 7-0 defeat of Bradley teams BG will face this weekend molding themselves into track in their second match of die sea- and the lalcons an; expecting an p.m. Saturday and the Indiana machines, revving them Valley in loledo. time working on their serves and "We arc looking forward to returns, an area in which they son. They handled die Braves, only all out battle. Stale match kicks off at noon selves up for the big MAC dropping the top flight. The lop flight tandem of Susie Ml Sunday. tournament in a few weeks. being hack on our own courts," sniggled against Michigan State. Focusing on team efforts and personal bests will help the Falcons place high in the MAC conference, There are a lot of talented girls on the track team, in all Super Sunday turning into LeBrorfs big day areas of expertise, this lalcons team has a chance to make the super Bowl and Bubblicious' tradition of explosive flavors — tins year special and today is a By Tom Withers commercial during Sunday's THE SSSOCIAtEO PRESS Super Bowl telecast. Following the first major IV ad in years. and embodies ieBron's explosive starling point for this achieve- style." ment. The lalcons need to LeBron lames won't play in the game between die Philadelphia lames filmed the commercial Kagles and New Kngland Patriots, in December at (iund Arena. Following the game, lames will haw a great meet today and Super Howl, but he'll be popping appear in animated form along keep their momentum going up during — and after — the big lames will appear as himself in an With his first Super Howl advei game. episode of "The Simpsons." lisement, lames continues to With Bart, I loiner, Marge and the for the rest ol the season. rest ol I he Simpsons. Winning is Ihe only thing The Cavaliers star forward will "It's going to be great," lames follow the path carved by his idol, said following Thursday's shoot- Michael Ionian, who regularly "It's my favorite cartoon," on the track team's minds and debut his signature BubbUdous lames said. "It's like a sitcom. It's losing is not an option bubble gum in a 15-second TV around in Miami as the Cavaliers Starred in commercials during prepared to play die Heat. 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Sunday. Their home meet against first on the vault. lay-up with 0.2 left on the clock. Though he was proud of his Kent State on Friday may be the Last weekend the team record- Collins, who averaged just 3.2 team for die way they fought spark the Falcons need to get ed their highest scores of the year points per game, scored seven and competed on the night, back on track for the season. on the vault and beam. To get points alone in the first half and head coach Dan Dakich also Sunday's meet is away against their uneven bar routines up to assisted on three other baskets, knew how big the contributions Northern Illinois. par they have been working on His play helped lead Akron on new skills and training differently were for the Zips. The team enters its meets this a 29-14 run to close out the on them this week. "We held their leading scorer weekend with a 1-3 record (1-2 second pan of the first half and Kent State, who finished sec- to nothing, but they had guys MAC). Their sole win against Hall take a 39-34 halftime lead after State was not-so-coincidciiially ond in the MAC Championships trailing by as much as 12. stop up for them," Dakich said. last year, was picked along with "(xillins really stepped up. Travis also their only home meet thus He was helped by loyce, who far. Central Michigan to win the MAC ii the end was kind of domi- also had seven first half points The Falcons boast a 21 -7 record tournament this season. They nating the game and Bubba and an assist. at home since the 1999-2000 sea come to Bowling Green with a Making up for Peterson's lack Walther with the two threes in son. 2-1 record (1-0 MAC). of production up front were the fust half was huge." In a sport where a traction Northern Illinois, also 2- forwards Bubba Walther and Peterson had been leading of an inch can be the differ- I. Blushed fifth at the MAC BG News File Photo Romeo Travis. Walther went 3- Akron in scoring on the year ence between nailing a routine Championships last year, one of-5 from the three point line with Ifi.li points |H'r game. He or tumbling to the ground, the UP AND AWAY: Brianne Metzger works the bars in a scrimmage in spot below the Falcons. Their only on the night and contributed was held scoreless on the night equipment can make all the dif- December. Metzger and the Falcons will be hosting Kent State tonight MAC competition thus far was a a team-high 15 points, while though, finishing 0-4 from the ference and travelling to Northern Illinois this Sunday. win over Eastern Michigan. 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